Ship's Company, the Entire Collection
Ship's Company, the Entire Collection
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' "He stayed in bed for another 'arf-hour, listening to Peter and Gingertelling each other in loud whispers 'ow hungry they was, and then he gotup and put 'is things on and went to the door.
"'I'm going to get a bit o' dinner, ' he ses. 'And mind, I've got mypocket 'ankercher. ' "He went out and 'ad a steak and onions and a pint o' beer, but, althoughhe kept looking up sudden from 'is plate, he didn't see Peter or Ginger. It spoilt 'is dinner a bit, but arter he got outside 'e saw them standing...at the corner, and, pretending not to see them, he went off for a walkdown the Mile End Road.
[Illustration: "'We thought you might want it, Sam, ' ses Peter"] "He walked as far as Bow with them follering'im, and then he jumped on abus and rode back as far as Whitechapel. There was no sign of 'em whenhe got off, and, feeling a bit lonesome, he stood about looking inshop-windows until 'e see them coming along as hard as they could come.
"'Why, halloa!' he ses. 'Where did you spring from?' "'We--we--we've been--for a bit of a walk, ' ses Ginger Dick, puffing andblowing like a grampus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "He stayed in bed for another 'arf-hour, listening to Peter and Gingertelling each other in loud whispers 'ow hungry they was, and then he gotup and put 'is things on and went to the door.
"'I'm going to get a bit o' dinner, ' he ses. 'And mind, I've got mypocket 'ankercher. ' "He went out and 'ad a steak and onions and a pint o' beer, but, althoughhe kept looking up sudden from 'is plate, he didn't see Peter or Ginger. It spoilt 'is dinner a bit, but arter he got outside 'e saw them standing...at the corner, and, pretending not to see them, he went off for a walkdown the Mile End Road.
[Illustration: "'We thought you might want it, Sam, ' ses Peter"] "He walked as far as Bow with them follering'im, and then he jumped on abus and rode back as far as Whitechapel. There was no sign of 'em whenhe got off, and, feeling a bit lonesome, he stood about looking inshop-windows until 'e see them coming along as hard as they could come.
"'Why, halloa!' he ses. 'Where did you spring from?' "'We--we--we've been--for a bit of a walk, ' ses Ginger Dick, puffing andblowing like a grampus.
What to read after Ship's Company, the Entire Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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